Dentistry

We perform dental treatment for dogs, cats and rabbits every day. We check our own teeth twice a day whenever we brush, but what about your pet?

Teeth will naturally build up a layer of plaque over time, eventually leading to bacteria and tartar build-up. As a result, our pets end up with a red gum line (gingivitis), tooth pain and infection, bad breath and a bacterial risk to the heart and liver.

Where possible, we want to prevent this happening. So what can we do?

• Remove tartar, scale and polish the teeth.
• Perform digital dental x-rays to confirm tooth quality.
• Treat and manage any dental disease.

Lift that lip, what can you see?

Lift your pet's lip and check their teeth. Book an appointment with one of our vets for a free nurse dental check.